The origins of the Scroll Lock key of PC keyboards.
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The origins of the Scroll Lock key of PC keyboards.
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The origins of the Scroll Lock key of PC keyboards.
@amoroso
ehh, I've forgotten, I will read it now. .....I think I used it to pause output to screen. -
@amoroso
ehh, I've forgotten, I will read it now. .....I think I used it to pause output to screen.@govinda_hari @amoroso - I always assumed it was the MS-DOS equivalent of ctrl-S / ctrl-Q style flow control too. Super interesting.
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@amoroso
ehh, I've forgotten, I will read it now. .....I think I used it to pause output to screen.@govinda_hari I had long forgotten too.
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X Ray Eyes (@xrayeyes.bsky.social)
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> «No one has ever written or painted, sculpted or modeled, built or invented, if not to escape the depths of their own hell.» Antonin Artaud by Man Ray, 1925.
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blu-ray never should have become the predominant physical video format
not only because of the DRM
but because the blue lining around all video cases makes them so much uglier, it doesn't matter how good the cover art is
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@cwebber I don't think it's unfair to say that anyone who thinks it's acceptable to have a vested financial interest in there being a nuclear war is a complete monster.
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Polymarket had bets on when nuclear war might happen that were running for a while. For some reason they decided to take them down, can't imagine why, it's not like prediction markets risk creating perverse incentives or anything https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2026/03/04/polymarket-shelves-nuclear-detonation-markets-after-outcry
